News article : January 9, 2018

Scottish Parliament Debate

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Scottish Parliament Debate on S5M-08354: Maintenance of Tenement Communal Property

Our customers living in traditional tenements throughout the country may be interested to know that the maintenance of Scotland’s tenements will be debated in the Parliament this coming Tuesday 9 January.

The members’ debate, led by Ben Macpherson MSP, on the topic of tenement maintenance is an opportunity for MSPs across the parties to raise their concerns to the Scottish Government.

This will take place just after 5pm and can be viewed online at: https://www.scottishparliament.tv

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